This document discusses unordered lists in HTML. Unordered lists are indicated by the <ul> tag and contain list items marked by <li> tags. Bullet points can be styled as discs, squares, or circles using the type attribute. An example is provided of an unordered list containing the items of a class schedule. Unordered lists can also be used to link to other parts of a website.

1. <ul>
Unordered list

2. Used to indicate and begin an unordered list

3. (a list with bullet points)

4. Can be stylize the bullet points

5. Bullet point options are disc, square, and
circle

6. <ul type=“disc”>
<ul type=“square”>
<ul type=“circle”>

7. List elements follow, beginning with <li>

8. Class Schedule
<ul>
<li>Basics of Web Design </li>
<li>Plant Biology </li>
<li>20th Century World </li>
</ul>

10. Can be a good way to link to other parts of a
site.